Competition Terms and Conditions

Last updated: 8 July 2026

These Competition Terms and Conditions (the "Terms") govern each skill prize competition operated by the Promoter under the FullRev brand. They are master terms. The specific details of each individual competition (including the entry fee, the prize, the opening and closing dates, the minimum number of entrants, the skill question and the winner-selection method) are set out in a separate Competition Schedule published for that competition. Each Competition Schedule forms part of these Terms in respect of the competition to which it relates. By entering a competition you accept these Terms and the applicable Competition Schedule in full.

Nothing in these Terms operates a lottery, a game of chance or any activity requiring an operating licence or other authorisation under the Gambling Act 2005. Each competition is a genuine competition of skill within the meaning of section 14 of the Gambling Act 2005. If, for any competition, the arrangements would fail to constitute a genuine competition of skill, that competition will not proceed and, where entries have already been taken, every Entrant will be refunded the Entry Fee in full to the original payment method.

The availability, terms and prizes of each competition are as stated in these Terms and the applicable Competition Schedule at the time you enter. Please read them carefully. You should keep a copy for your records.

1. The Promoter and how to contact us

1.1 The promoter of each competition is FrameLogic Limited, a private company limited by shares registered in England and Wales under company number 17193146, whose registered office is at 58 Rochester Avenue, Feltham, England, TW13 4EJ (the "Promoter", "we", "us" or "our").

1.2 Each competition is operated under the Promoter's trading brand "FullRev" and may be presented on the website at fullrev.app, within the FullRev mobile application, and on the Promoter's associated pages on third party platforms.

1.3 You can contact us about any competition by email at hello@fullrev.app. We may also publish a postal contact address in the applicable Competition Schedule.

1.4 The Promoter is registered with the Information Commissioner's Office under registration number ZC180026.

2. Definitions

In these Terms, unless the context requires otherwise:

• "CAP Code" means the UK Code of Non-broadcast Advertising and Direct & Promotional Marketing published by the Committee of Advertising Practice, as amended from time to time.

• "Closing Date" means the date and time by which entries for a competition must be received, as stated in the applicable Competition Schedule. The Closing Date is fixed and will not be extended in order to increase the number of entrants.

• "Competition Schedule" means the schedule of specific details published by the Promoter for a particular competition, in the form set out at the end of these Terms.

• "Entry Fee" means the fee payable to submit one entry to a competition, as stated in the applicable Competition Schedule, inclusive of VAT where applicable.

• "Entrant" means a person who submits an entry to a competition in accordance with these Terms.

• "Force Majeure Event" has the meaning given in clause 20.

• "Minimum Entrants" means the minimum number of qualifying or total entries (as specified in the applicable Competition Schedule) required for a competition to proceed.

• "Opening Date" means the date and time from which entries for a competition are accepted, as stated in the applicable Competition Schedule.

• "Prize" means the prize offered for a competition, as described in the applicable Competition Schedule.

• "Qualifying Entry" means an entry that correctly and completely answers or completes the Skill Question and otherwise complies with these Terms.

• "Skill Question" means the question, puzzle, task or other skill requirement set for a competition and stated in, or made available through, the applicable Competition Schedule.

• "Winner" means the Entrant selected to receive the Prize in accordance with clause 8.

• "VAT" means value added tax chargeable under the Value Added Tax Act 1994.

• "Working Day" means any day other than a Saturday, Sunday or public holiday in England and Wales.

3. Per-competition details are in the Competition Schedule

3.1 The following details are set for each competition individually and are stated in that competition's Competition Schedule: the Entry Fee; the Prize, its stated value and any cash alternative; the Opening Date and Closing Date; the Minimum Entrants and the consequence if it is not met; the Skill Question (or the means of accessing it); the maximum number of entries per person; the winner-selection method (Option A or Option B under clause 6); and the identity of any independent judge and any payment processor used.

3.2 Where there is any conflict between these Terms and a Competition Schedule, the Competition Schedule prevails in respect of the competition to which it relates, save that these Terms prevail on any matter affecting the lawfulness of the competition as a genuine competition of skill.

3.3 Each competition is advertised in accordance with the CAP Code. All significant conditions (including the Closing Date, how to enter, the Entry Fee, the skill requirement, eligibility and geographic restrictions, the Prize and its stated value, any Prize substitution or cash-alternative right, the Promoter's identity, the Minimum Entrants condition and the availability of results) are stated in these Terms and the applicable Competition Schedule and are made available to every potential Entrant before entry. In the event of any manifest error or omission in the way a competition is advertised, clause 12 applies.

4. Eligibility

4.1 To enter a competition you must, at the time of entry:

(a) be aged 18 years or over;

(b) be a resident of, and physically located in, Great Britain (England, Scotland and Wales). Competitions are not open to residents of Northern Ireland, the Channel Islands, the Isle of Man or any location outside Great Britain, unless the applicable Competition Schedule expressly states otherwise; and

(c) not be excluded under clause 4.2.

4.2 The following persons are not eligible to enter: (a) directors, officers, employees, agents and contractors of the Promoter; (b) any other person professionally connected with the administration, operation, judging or fulfilment of the competition; and (c) the immediate family members and members of the same household of any person in (a) or (b). "Immediate family" means a spouse, civil partner, partner, parent, child, sibling, grandparent or grandchild, whether by blood, marriage, civil partnership or adoption.

4.3 We may require an Entrant or Winner to provide proof of identity, age and residence before accepting an entry or awarding a Prize. We operate an age-verification step at the point of entry and may refuse or cancel any entry where eligibility cannot be reasonably verified. We may withhold or reclaim the Prize where an Entrant does not meet the eligibility criteria. Where an entry is cancelled because the Entrant does not meet the age requirement in clause 4.1(a), we will refund the Entry Fee for that entry to the original payment method and will not retain any benefit from an underage entry.

4.4 You may submit only the number of entries per person stated in the applicable Competition Schedule. Entries submitted using multiple identities or accounts, automated means, bots, scripts, or any method designed to circumvent the entry limit or these Terms will be disqualified. Where the entry limit is exceeded, we may void the excess entries; where a person enters under multiple identities or accounts, we may void all of that person's entries. Where entries are voided under this clause we will, save where clause 11.2 applies, refund the Entry Fee for the voided entries to the original payment method.

4.5 You must not use a virtual private network, proxy, location spoofing, or any other means to disguise or misrepresent your location or eligibility. Any location or eligibility data derived from technical means is indicative only, and the award of a Prize is in every case conditional on the Winner providing documentary proof of eligibility that we may reasonably require. We may void any entry, and withhold or reclaim any Prize, where we reasonably conclude that eligibility has been misrepresented or circumvented.

4.6 The Entrant must be the holder of, or a person authorised to use, the payment card or account used to pay the Entry Fee. The award of any Prize is conditional on satisfactory verification that the Winner's identity matches the entry and payment details. We may decline to accept an entry, or withhold a Prize, where a Prize award to the relevant person would be unlawful, including where required by sanctions, anti-money-laundering or other applicable law, and we may carry out screening checks for that purpose. Where we decline an entry, or withhold or reclaim a Prize, because an award would be unlawful for a reason not attributable to any breach or dishonesty by the Entrant, we will refund the Entry Fee for that entry to the original payment method except to the extent that a refund is itself prohibited by law, in which case we will deal with the sum as the applicable law requires.

4.7 Entry is free of any requirement to buy any other product or service. The only payment required to enter is the Entry Fee.

5. How to enter and payment of the Entry Fee

5.1 Entries are accepted only between the Opening Date and the Closing Date stated in the applicable Competition Schedule. Entries received before the Opening Date or after the Closing Date will not be accepted. Where entry timing is relevant, our server-recorded time of receipt is authoritative.

5.2 To enter, you must, during the entry period: (a) complete the entry process made available through the FullRev website or application; (b) pay the Entry Fee; and (c) submit your answer to the Skill Question in accordance with clause 6. On acceptance of a completed and paid entry we will issue a confirmation to the contact details you provide, and our recorded entry is the authoritative record of your entry.

5.2A You warrant that all information you provide in connection with an entry (including your name, age, residence, contact and payment details) is true, accurate, current and complete, and that you are entering on your own behalf and not on behalf of, or as agent for, any other person. We may void an entry and withhold or reclaim a Prize where information you provide is materially untrue, inaccurate or incomplete.

5.3 The Entry Fee is payable up front by every Entrant at the point of entry, before the answer to the Skill Question is assessed and regardless of whether the answer is correct. No entry is accepted or complete until the Entry Fee has been received in cleared funds. We do not operate any arrangement under which payment is made only if an answer is correct, and no free or no-cost route of entry is offered for any competition.

5.4 An entry is provisional until the Entry Fee has settled in cleared funds. Where a payment is authorised but later fails to settle, is reversed, or is not received in full, the entry is void and is excluded from the assessment of the Skill Question and from any winner selection. One paid Entry Fee entitles you to one entry only.

5.5 Where a genuine duplicate charge is taken for a single intended entry, or where a payment is otherwise taken in error, we will refund the duplicate or erroneous amount to the original payment method. A duplicate payment does not create additional entries; any entry records generated in excess of the entries actually paid for may be voided and the register corrected.

5.6 The Entry Fee is stated in the applicable Competition Schedule and is inclusive of VAT where the Promoter is required to account for VAT. The total cost to enter, including any applicable taxes, will be shown to you in pounds sterling before you confirm and pay. Payment is processed by the payment processor identified in the applicable Competition Schedule. You are responsible for any charges, including any currency-conversion or bank charges, made by your own bank or card provider, and any refund is made in pounds sterling in the amount actually received by us. Where these Terms require a refund, we will make it to the original payment method within 14 days of the refund obligation arising, or sooner where required by law; we are not responsible for any onward delay by your bank or card provider or for any currency-conversion difference on the return.

5.7 If the Entry Fee is displayed incorrectly through a manifest error at checkout or in the Competition Schedule, we are not obliged to honour the incorrect price. We may cancel any entry affected by such an error and refund in full any amount taken for it.

5.8 Any discount or promotional code applied to the Entry Fee will not reduce the amount actually payable to nil. A genuine Entry Fee is charged for every entry, and any purported entry for which no Entry Fee is charged is void and confers no eligibility.

5.9 We are not responsible for entries that are incomplete, corrupted, delayed or not received for reasons outside our reasonable control, including failures of your device, network or payment method. Proof of sending or of payment attempt is not proof of receipt of a completed entry. Our server records of entries received and Entry Fees settled are authoritative, and we will reconcile settled payments against recorded entries.

5.10 A chargeback, payment reversal or dispute raised in respect of a settled Entry Fee other than in accordance with these Terms is a material breach of these Terms. It voids the entry to which it relates and any consequent prize claim, permits us to disqualify the Entrant and to select an alternative Winner, and entitles us to recover any costs reasonably incurred and to exclude the Entrant from future competitions.

5.11 The Entry Fee is not refundable once your entry is complete, except where a refund is required under these Terms (including clauses 4.3, 4.4, 4.6, 5.4, 5.5, 5.7, 6.1, 6.7, 6.8, 7.4, 7.5, 12.2, 18 or 21.1) or by law. Because a competition entry is the supply of services that begins with your agreement immediately on entry, and because entries form part of a time-limited competition, you acknowledge and expressly consent that any statutory right to cancel and obtain a refund that might otherwise apply under the Consumer Contracts (Information, Cancellation and Additional Charges) Regulations 2013 does not apply once the competition has closed or the Prize has been allocated, and you acknowledge that any such right will be lost accordingly. This clause does not affect your other statutory rights as a consumer.

6. The skill requirement and how the winner is selected

6.1 Each competition requires the exercise of skill, judgment or knowledge. The Skill Question for a competition is set out in, or made available through, the applicable Competition Schedule. The Skill Question is designed so that it can reasonably be expected either to prevent a significant proportion of persons who participate from receiving a prize, or to deter a significant proportion of persons who wish to participate from doing so, or both, in accordance with section 14(5) of the Gambling Act 2005. The answer to the Skill Question is not one that is commonly and widely known, nor one that is provided within the entry materials, nor one that can be readily obtained by a simple internet search. The Promoter retains, for each competition, a record of the rationale for the design and difficulty of the Skill Question, and, where practicable, evidence of the actual proportion of entries that answered incorrectly. Where, during or after a competition, it becomes apparent that the Skill Question has not in practice operated to prevent or deter a significant proportion of participants as required by section 14(5), we may add or substitute a further skill-based stage of appropriate difficulty (including a judged tie-break under clause 6.3, Option B) before any Prize is awarded, or, where that is not possible, void the competition and refund every Entrant the Entry Fee in full under clause 12.2, so that the competition is at all times conducted as a genuine competition of skill.

6.2 The assessment of the Skill Question is the first stage of allocation. Only entries that correctly and completely answer or complete the Skill Question, and that otherwise comply with these Terms, are Qualifying Entries. Entries that do not correctly and completely answer or complete the Skill Question are eliminated and have no further prospect of winning. Incorrect entries are not entered into any draw or further stage.

6.3 The Winner is selected only from the pool of Qualifying Entries, using the method stated in the applicable Competition Schedule. That method is one of the following two options:

Option A: Random selection among correct answerers. Where the Competition Schedule specifies Option A, the Winner is selected at random from all Qualifying Entries, using a verifiably random and auditable process. Because eligibility to reach this stage depends on the exercise of skill in answering the Skill Question correctly and completely, the competition remains a competition of skill.

Option B: Further judged skill tie-break (recommended for high-value prizes such as a car). Where the Competition Schedule specifies Option B, all Qualifying Entrants are required, as a further stage, to complete an additional skill-based tie-break stated in the Competition Schedule. The tie-break is typically a judged task, for example a short written answer of no more than a stated number of words, or a "nearest to" numerical estimate, or a "first correct" determination. The tie-break is assessed on its merits by the judge identified in clause 6.4. The Qualifying Entry judged best against the stated criteria wins. Option B removes chance from the final selection and is the Promoter's recommended method for high-value prizes.

6.4 Where a competition involves any subjective assessment (including any Option B tie-break), the assessment is carried out by an independent and suitably qualified judge or panel identified in the applicable Competition Schedule, applying the criteria stated there. The judge or panel is independent of the Promoter and of the Entrants, declares any conflict of interest, and is replaced by a comparably qualified independent substitute where a conflict arises. The judge's or panel's decision is final. We do not enter into correspondence about individual judging decisions save as required by clause 15.

6.5 The single correct answer to the Skill Question and the basis on which entries are marked are fixed before entries open. Marking is carried out against that basis. If two or more Qualifying Entries cannot be separated under the stated method, we will apply a further skill-based tie-break of the same character before making any random selection.

6.6 Disputed answers. If you consider that your answer to the Skill Question was correct but was marked incorrect, you may query the result by contacting us under clause 15 within 7 days of the result being made available. Save for a query made and determined under that process, the marking of the Skill Question is final. The independent judge or, where none is appointed, the Promoter acting reasonably determines any query, and that determination is final.

6.7 Defective or ambiguous question. Where, acting reasonably and on the advice of the judge where one is appointed, we conclude that the Skill Question was defective, ambiguous or admitted more than one correct answer, we may accept any answer shown to be correct on a reasonable reading, re-run the skill stage on a fresh question, or void the competition and refund every Entrant the Entry Fee in full under clause 12.2. We retain records evidencing the setting and review of each Skill Question.

6.8 Leaked answer or collusion. Where the answer to the Skill Question is published, disclosed or circulated before the Closing Date, or where entries have been coordinated so as to defeat the skill filter (including organised answer-sharing at scale), we may void the affected entries, substitute a fresh Skill Question or tie-break of comparable difficulty, extend the affected stage on notice, or void the competition and refund every Entrant the Entry Fee in full under clause 12.2, as we reasonably consider necessary to preserve the integrity of the competition as a competition of skill. The answer to each Skill Question is kept confidential and access-controlled before the Closing Date.

6.9 Accessibility. We will make reasonable adjustments to enable a disabled person to participate in the Skill Question or any tie-break on an equal basis, in accordance with the Equality Act 2010. If you need an adjustment or an accessible format, please contact us under clause 15 before the Closing Date and we will provide a reasonable alternative that preserves the skill requirement.

6.10 The full mechanics of the competition, including the Skill Question, the winner-selection method, the criteria applied and the arrangements for any judging, are set out in these Terms and the applicable Competition Schedule. This information is made available to every potential Entrant before entry.

7. The Prize, its value, cash alternative and the minimum-entrants condition

7.1 The Prize for a competition, its stated value and any cash alternative are set out in the applicable Competition Schedule: [prize make, model and specification], stated value [prize value], cash alternative [cash-alternative value]. The number, nature and specification of the Prize (including, where the Prize is a vehicle, whether it is new or used and its condition and any manufacturer warranty position), and any material restrictions or conditions applying to it, are as described in the Competition Schedule.

7.2 There is one Prize per competition unless the applicable Competition Schedule states otherwise. The Prize is as described in the Competition Schedule. We will award the Prize described, or, at our discretion, the cash alternative stated in the Competition Schedule where one is offered. Any cash alternative offered will be of genuinely equivalent value to the Prize and will be stated as a fixed sum, not as a proportion of entries or sales. The Winner may elect the cash alternative where one is offered, by notifying us within the claim period in clause 8. Except for a cash alternative that is offered and validly elected, no cash alternative to the Prize is available, and the Prize is not exchangeable for any other prize, credit or benefit. The Prize is awarded free of any set-off, deduction or counterclaim, save for any deduction we are required by law to make.

7.3 The Prize, and any cash alternative, are secured and ring-fenced by the Promoter before entries open and independently of entry revenue, whether by pre-purchase, escrow, a binding supply arrangement, prize-indemnity insurance or a combination of these. The award of the Prize does not depend on the level of entries received, on the settlement or availability of entry revenue, or on the solvency of the Promoter, save in respect of the Minimum Entrants condition in clause 7.4.

7.4 Minimum-entrants condition. Each competition is conditional on receiving at least the Minimum Entrants stated in the applicable Competition Schedule by the Closing Date. If the Minimum Entrants condition is not met by the Closing Date, the competition is void, no Prize is awarded, and every Entrant is refunded the Entry Fee they paid, in full, promptly and to the original payment method used to enter. The applicable Competition Schedule may, instead of a full refund, state a specific and genuinely equivalent alternative; where it does not, the full-refund rule in this clause applies. We will not extend the Closing Date, and will not treat a shortfall in entries as an "unavoidable" or "beyond our control" event, in order to avoid this clause.

7.5 No correct entrants. If no entry correctly answers or completes the Skill Question, no Prize is awarded and the consequence stated in the applicable Competition Schedule applies (which, where the Schedule is silent, is that the competition is void and every Entrant is refunded the Entry Fee in full under clause 12.2). This consequence is fixed in advance in the Competition Schedule and is not determined after the event.

7.6 We will not substitute a Prize for one of lower value. Where a Force Majeure Event or other event beyond our reasonable control makes it necessary (including where the described Prize becomes unavailable or a supplier fails to deliver it to us), we may substitute any Prize for one of equal or greater value, or offer the stated cash alternative, and we will notify affected Entrants where practicable. "Equal or greater value" is assessed against the stated value of the Prize, and where a substitution is made the substitution is at our reasonable determination within that standard.

8. Winner selection, notification, claim deadline and forfeiture

8.1 The Winner will be selected within 14 days after the Closing Date, in accordance with the method stated in the applicable Competition Schedule. Before any selection, we reconcile the pool of Qualifying Entries to exclude entries that are ineligible, unpaid, unsettled, voided or incorrectly marked; where we identify an error in the pool before final confirmation of the Winner, we may correct it and re-run the selection.

8.2 Any random selection under Option A is made using an auditable method, and we retain records of the method and outcome for the period in clause 14 sufficient to allow independent verification that the selection was fair.

8.3 We will notify the Winner within 14 days of selection, using the contact details provided at entry (for example by email, in-app message, or telephone). It is your responsibility to provide accurate contact details and to monitor them.

8.4 Any announcement of a Winner before verification is complete is provisional. The award is not final until the selected Entrant has been verified as eligible and has validly claimed. Where a provisionally announced Winner is found to be ineligible or does not validly claim, we may select an alternative Winner before the award is confirmed.

8.5 The Winner must respond to the notification and confirm acceptance of the Prize, and provide any identity, age and residence verification we reasonably require (including government-issued photographic identification matching the entry details and, where the payer differs from the Entrant under clause 4.6, reasonable evidence that the Entrant was authorised to use the payment method), within 14 days of the date we first send the notification (the "Claim Deadline").

8.6 If the Winner does not respond and validly claim by the Claim Deadline, or is found to be ineligible, or declines the Prize, or cannot accept the Prize, we may (acting reasonably) disqualify that Entrant and select an alternative Winner from the remaining Qualifying Entries using the same method, who will then have their own Claim Deadline. We will make reasonable attempts to contact a selected Winner before treating the Prize as forfeited. No cash is payable in lieu of a forfeited or declined Prize other than a cash alternative that is offered and validly elected under clause 7.2. A forfeited Entry Fee is not refundable to a Winner who forfeits, declines or fails to claim the Prize.

8.6A The process in clause 8.6 continues, so far as Qualifying Entries remain, until a Winner validly claims or until 6 months after the Closing Date, whichever is earlier (the "Award Longstop"). If no Winner has validly claimed by the Award Longstop, or if the pool of Qualifying Entries is exhausted without a valid claim, we may, acting reasonably and in accordance with the applicable Competition Schedule, retain the Prize, donate the Prize or its value to a charity of our choice, or apply the Prize to a future competition; entries in that competition are not refundable on that ground, this being the fixed consequence disclosed in advance rather than a matter of after-the-event discretion.

8.7 Where a selected Winner dies before the Prize is awarded, the applicable Competition Schedule states whether the Prize (or any cash alternative) passes to the Winner's estate or an alternative Winner is selected; where the Schedule is silent, we will, acting reasonably, deal with the Prize in favour of the deceased Winner's estate on production of appropriate proof.

8.8 The Prize is personal to the Winner, is not transferable, and may not be sold or assigned before it is delivered or collected.

9. Announcement and availability of Winner details

9.1 To demonstrate that a valid award has been made, we will make the surname and county of the Winner available for a reasonable period of no less than the period required by the CAP Code after the competition, on request to the email address in clause 1.3 and, where practicable, by publication on the FullRev website or application.

9.2 Where an Entrant objects, on the grounds of an actual or potential breach of their data protection rights, to the publication or availability of even their surname and county, we will use data-minimising alternatives that still allow us to demonstrate that a genuine Winner independent of the Promoter received the Prize, for example by providing that information to the Advertising Standards Authority or to an Entrant who queries the result. We will obtain any consent required for wider publication at the point of entry. We will not require, as a condition of entry, that you consent to any wider publication of your personal details than is necessary to demonstrate a valid award.

9.3 We will make available details of the Winner and of the results of the competition (including the number of Qualifying Entries where relevant) sufficient to allow Entrants to verify that the competition was conducted fairly and in accordance with these Terms.

9.4 As a condition of receiving the Prize, the Winner agrees to the limited use of their surname and county for the purpose in clause 9.1, subject always to the data-minimising alternative in clause 9.2 where the Winner objects on data protection grounds. Any wider use of the Winner's name, image, likeness, voice or statements for the Promoter's marketing or publicity is subject to the Winner's separate consent, which the Winner is under no obligation to give and may decline or later withdraw, and the giving or withholding of that separate consent is not a condition of receiving the Prize.

10. Prize delivery, collection and the Winner's responsibilities

10.1 We will arrange delivery or collection of the Prize with the Winner after valid claim and verification, and in any event we aim to make the Prize available to the Winner within 30 days of the Closing Date, or within any longer period disclosed in the applicable Competition Schedule.

10.2 Delivery or collection is to a mainland Great Britain address or location agreed with the Winner. Where the Prize is a vehicle, arrangements for handover, including any driving away of the vehicle, are subject to the Winner satisfying clause 10.4. Where the Competition Schedule states a collection location, window or cost allocation, those arrangements apply, and if the Prize is not collected by the Winner within any longstop period stated in the Competition Schedule, the Prize may be forfeited and clause 8.6 applied.

10.3 Risk in the Prize during any delivery arranged by us remains with us until the Prize is delivered to the Winner or collected by the Winner, at which point the Winner should inspect the Prize on handover. Where a Prize is damaged or lost in a delivery arranged by us before handover, we will, at our option, repair or replace the Prize or provide the stated cash alternative. Any insurance arrangements for delivery are as stated in the applicable Competition Schedule.

10.4 On and from the point at which title to the Prize passes to the Winner, all responsibilities, liabilities, costs and taxes associated with the Prize pass to the Winner. In particular, where the Prize is a vehicle, the Winner is solely responsible for: registration and transfer of ownership; valid road tax (vehicle excise duty); a valid MOT where applicable; valid motor insurance before the vehicle is driven on a road; and any tax liability that may arise in connection with the Prize (including any liability arising on a subsequent disposal of the Prize). The Winner must hold a valid driving licence entitling them to drive the vehicle before any handover for driving. We do not provide insurance, road tax or a driving licence. The applicable Competition Schedule states which, if any, first-year or on-the-road costs (for example first registration or a stated period of road tax) are included with the Prize; all other running, insurance, fuel and tax costs are the Winner's responsibility.

10.5 The Winner is responsible for any personal tax arising from receipt of the Prize and should take their own advice. We give no warranty in relation to the Prize beyond that stated in the applicable Competition Schedule, and the Prize is provided as described in that Schedule, save for the Winner's statutory rights and any liability that cannot be excluded under clause 13.

10.6 The stated value of the Prize is our good-faith estimate of its market value at the time of publication. We are not responsible for any difference between the stated value and any value the Winner may realise, and no cash difference is payable other than an offered cash alternative validly elected under clause 7.2.

11. Cheating, disqualification and integrity

11.1 We may, acting reasonably, refuse, disqualify or invalidate any entry, and withhold or reclaim any Prize, where we have reasonable grounds to believe an Entrant has: (a) breached these Terms; (b) tampered with or interfered with the entry process; (c) used bots, scripts, multiple identities or accounts, or other automated or deceptive means; (d) acted fraudulently or dishonestly, including using a stolen, fraudulent or unauthorised payment method; (e) obtained, attempted to obtain, or shared with others the answer to the Skill Question by improper means; (f) sought to disguise or misrepresent their location or eligibility; or (g) acted in a way that undermines the fair and proper conduct of the competition.

11.2 Where an entry is disqualified for a reason within clause 11.1, we are not obliged to refund the Entry Fee for that entry, save where a refund is required by clause 7.4 or by law.

11.3 Where, before the Prize has been awarded or transferred, a selected Winner engages in conduct that is unlawful, fraudulent or seriously brings, or is likely to bring, the Promoter or the competition into disrepute, we may, so far as lawful, withhold publicity associating the Winner with the Promoter and, where the conduct amounts to a breach of these Terms, disqualify the Entrant and apply clause 8.6.

11.4 We may suspend a competition and cooperate with the police, regulators or payment providers where we identify fraud or suspected criminal activity, and we may report such matters as required or permitted by law.

12. Amendment, suspension and cancellation

12.1 We may amend these Terms or a Competition Schedule, or suspend or cancel a competition, where it is reasonably necessary to do so for legal, regulatory, safety, security or operational reasons, or because of a Force Majeure Event or other events beyond our reasonable control. Any amendment to a live competition will be limited to what is reasonably necessary and will not be made to the material detriment of existing Entrants; where a necessary change would materially prejudice existing Entrants, we will instead void the competition and refund under clause 12.2. We will not amend, suspend, cancel or extend a competition merely to avoid the Minimum Entrants refund obligation in clause 7.4 or to sell more entries.

12.2 If we cancel or void a competition before or after the Closing Date for a reason within clause 12.1, clause 6.7, clause 6.8, clause 7.5 or because a competition cannot lawfully or fairly proceed, we will refund the Entry Fee paid by each affected Entrant in full, promptly and to the original payment method, unless the applicable Competition Schedule states a specific and genuinely equivalent alternative. That refund is the Entrant's sole remedy on a cancellation or void.

12.3 A manifest error in a Competition Schedule or in the advertising of a competition (including in the Prize, dates, Skill Question or Entry Fee) does not bind us. Where such an error is identified we may correct it, re-run the affected stage, or void the competition and refund under clause 12.2, acting reasonably and proportionately to the error.

12.4 Where a regulator, including the Gambling Commission or the Advertising Standards Authority, raises a query about the lawfulness or conduct of a competition, we may suspend the competition pending resolution and, if it cannot lawfully proceed, void it and refund under clause 12.2. We retain the design rationale and difficulty evidence for each Skill Question and the legal sign-off for each competition to support any such review.

12.5 Any change to a live competition, and any suspension or cancellation, will be communicated to affected Entrants by reasonable means (which may include email, in-app notification or a notice on fullrev.app) and, where the change is material, before it takes effect where practicable.

12.6 Where a competition is postponed rather than cancelled, we will give notice of the new date and act in accordance with any longstop date stated in the applicable Competition Schedule. Where a postponement materially delays the competition, an affected Entrant may request a refund of the Entry Fee under clause 12.2.

13. Liability

13.1 Nothing in these Terms limits or excludes our liability for: (a) death or personal injury caused by our negligence; (b) fraud or fraudulent misrepresentation; or (c) any other liability that cannot be limited or excluded as a matter of law.

13.2 Subject to clause 13.1, and so far as permitted by law: (a) the Prize is provided as described and, except as required by law, without any warranty; (b) we are not liable for any indirect or consequential loss, nor for any loss of opportunity, expected winnings or the value of any chance of winning; and (c) our total liability to any Entrant arising out of or in connection with a competition, whether in contract, tort (including negligence), breach of statutory duty or otherwise, is limited to the Entry Fee paid by that Entrant, save that our liability to a validly claiming Winner in respect of our obligation to provide the Prize (or any offered and validly elected cash alternative) is limited to the stated value of the Prize for that competition. Nothing in this clause reduces our obligation to make any refund required elsewhere in these Terms.

13.3 We are not responsible for any failure or delay caused by a Force Majeure Event or other events beyond our reasonable control, and we are not liable for entrant-side or network failures, provided that this clause does not affect an Entrant's right to a refund under clause 7.4 or clause 12. Where our own platform fails materially during the entry period so that entry is prevented, we will act fairly, which may include extending the entry period or voiding the competition and refunding under clause 12.2.

13.4 This clause 13 does not affect your statutory rights as a consumer, including under the Consumer Rights Act 2015.

14. Data protection

14.1 We process personal data provided in connection with a competition in accordance with the UK General Data Protection Regulation and the Data Protection Act 2018. For the personal data processed in connection with competitions, the Promoter, FrameLogic Limited, is the data controller. The personal data we collect, the purposes and lawful bases for processing, retention periods, recipients, any international transfers, and your rights, are set out in our privacy notice at https://fullrev.app/competitions/privacy.

14.2 We use entrants' personal data to administer the competition, verify eligibility (including age, identity, residence and sanctions or anti-money-laundering screening where required), process payment and refunds, select and notify the Winner, deliver the Prize, publish or make available Winner details to the limited extent set out in clause 9, evidence the fair conduct of the competition, prevent and investigate fraud, and comply with our legal and regulatory obligations. Our lawful bases are the performance of the contract constituted by these Terms, compliance with our legal obligations, and our legitimate interests in running and evidencing a fair competition and in preventing fraud, except where consent is required (including for any marketing).

14.3 We retain competition records (including entry, payment, marking, selection and Winner records) for the periods stated in our privacy notice, which reflect our need to evidence the fair and lawful conduct of the competition, to handle complaints and regulatory queries, and to meet financial and legal obligations. Where you exercise a right of erasure, we may continue to retain and process the minimum data necessary for those purposes for the duration of the applicable retention period.

14.4 We put in place written processor terms with any payment, hosting, communications or other processor that handles competition personal data, and we apply appropriate safeguards to any international transfer as described in our privacy notice. In the event of a personal-data breach we will act in accordance with our breach-response procedure, including notifying the Information Commissioner's Office and affected individuals where required.

14.5 We will not use entrants' personal data for marketing without a separate lawful basis, including consent where required, and any marketing consent is sought separately and is not bundled with entry. Any consent to publication of Winner details is dealt with under clause 9. You have the right to withdraw any consent at any time, and the rights of access, rectification, erasure, restriction, portability and objection, and the right to complain to the Information Commissioner's Office, as described in our privacy notice.

15. Complaints and dispute resolution

15.1 If you have a complaint about a competition, or wish to query a result under clause 6.6, please contact us first at the email address in clause 1.3, giving details of the competition and your entry. We aim to acknowledge complaints within 5 days Working Days and to respond substantively within 28 days.

15.2 The Advertising Standards Authority administers the CAP Code in relation to prize promotions and can consider complaints about the advertising and administration of a competition. This does not affect your legal rights.

15.3 If we are unable to resolve your complaint, you may also be able to refer certain disputes to an alternative dispute resolution provider or to the courts in accordance with clause 21. Nothing in these Terms requires you to use alternative dispute resolution before exercising your legal rights.

15.4 Where a competition is voided, the sole remedy of each affected Entrant is the refund provided under clause 7.4 or clause 12.2, administered in the manner set out in those clauses.

16. Responsible participation

16.1 Although each competition is a competition of skill and not gambling, we support responsible participation. Where the applicable Competition Schedule or our website provides for it, you may set entry or spend limits or ask us to exclude you from future competitions, and we will act on a self-exclusion request within a reasonable time. We aim to make our promotional messaging clear and not to overstate any prospect of winning.

17. Intellectual property and entrant submissions

17.1 All intellectual property rights in the FullRev and FrameLogic brands, the competition materials and the Skill Questions belong to us or our licensors. You must not use them except as necessary to enter a competition.

17.2 Where you submit any content as part of an entry or tie-break (including any written answer or media), you grant us a non-exclusive, royalty-free licence to use that content for the purposes of judging, administering and, where you have consented under clause 9.4, promoting the competition. You warrant that you own or have the rights to submit that content and that it does not infringe any third party's rights or any law, and you agree to indemnify us against any claim arising from a breach of that warranty. We may remove or disqualify any entry containing infringing, unlawful, defamatory or offensive material.

18. Platform disclaimer

18.1 Where a competition is promoted or entered through a third party platform, the competition is in no way sponsored, endorsed, administered by, or associated with that platform. In particular, each competition is not sponsored, endorsed, administered by, or associated with Apple Inc., Google LLC, or Meta Platforms, Inc. (including Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp). Any questions, comments or complaints must be directed to the Promoter and not to the platform. You release each such platform from any liability in connection with the competition. Where a third party platform suspends, removes or restricts a competition, we may migrate, suspend or, if necessary, void and refund the competition under clause 12.2, and we will communicate with affected Entrants by reasonable means.

19. Notices

19.1 We may give notice to you by email or in-app message to the contact details provided at entry, or by a notice published on fullrev.app. You must give notice to us by email to the address in clause 1.3. A notice is treated as received when sent, if sent on a Working Day during normal business hours, and otherwise on the next Working Day, provided that a notice is not treated as validly given if the sender receives a delivery-failure notification.

20. Force majeure

20.1 A "Force Majeure Event" means any event or circumstance beyond our reasonable control, including act of God, epidemic or pandemic, war, terrorism, civil disorder, government action, fire, flood or severe weather, failure of utilities, telecommunications or internet infrastructure, cyber-attack or security incident, failure or default of a supplier or third party platform, and any prohibition or restriction imposed by a payment provider, app store, hosting provider or regulator.

20.2 We are not in breach of these Terms and are not liable for any failure or delay in performing our obligations to the extent caused by a Force Majeure Event. Where a Force Majeure Event affects a competition, we may suspend, extend or postpone the competition, substitute the Prize under clause 7.6, or void the competition and refund under clause 12.2. This clause does not affect an Entrant's right to a refund under clause 7.4 or clause 12.2, which is the Entrant's remedy where a competition is voided. For the avoidance of doubt, a failure to reach the Minimum Entrants, or any commercial shortfall or lack of demand, is not a Force Majeure Event and does not entitle us to avoid the refund obligation in clause 7.4.

21. General

21.1 If any provision of these Terms is found to be invalid or unenforceable, that provision is severed and the remaining provisions continue in full force and effect, save that if the provision found invalid or unenforceable is one on which the character of a competition as a genuine competition of skill under section 14 of the Gambling Act 2005 depends, that competition will instead be treated as void under clause 12.2 and every affected Entrant refunded the Entry Fee in full, rather than continued without that provision.

21.2 No failure or delay by us in exercising any right under these Terms operates as a waiver of that right, and no single or partial exercise of any right prevents any further exercise of it.

21.3 We may vary these Terms from time to time in accordance with clause 12. The version of these Terms and the applicable Competition Schedule in force at the time you enter governs that entry.

21.4 We may assign, transfer, subcontract or otherwise deal with our rights and obligations under these Terms, including to a group company or in connection with a transfer of our business, provided this does not reduce your rights under these Terms. You may not assign or transfer any of your rights or obligations under these Terms without our prior written consent.

21.5 A person who is not a party to these Terms has no right under the Contracts (Rights of Third Parties) Act 1999 to enforce any of them, save that a platform named in clause 18.1 may enforce clause 18.1.

21.6 These Terms and the applicable Competition Schedule constitute the entire agreement between you and us in relation to a competition and supersede any prior statement, representation or understanding, save that nothing excludes liability for fraud or fraudulent misrepresentation, and nothing in this clause limits your statutory rights as a consumer.

22. Governing law and jurisdiction

22.1 These Terms, each Competition Schedule, and any dispute or claim arising out of or in connection with them or their subject matter (including non-contractual disputes or claims), are governed by and construed in accordance with the law of England and Wales.

22.2 You and we submit to the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of England and Wales, save that if you are a consumer resident in Scotland you may also bring proceedings in Scotland, and nothing in this clause deprives you of the protection of any mandatory consumer-protection law of the part of Great Britain in which you are resident.

Competition Schedule

This Competition Schedule is completed and published by the Promoter for each individual competition. It forms part of, and is governed by, the Competition Terms and Conditions above. It is made available to every potential Entrant before entry.

These drafts must still be reviewed and signed off by a specialist UK gambling and promotions solicitor before use. The lawfulness of each competition depends on the specific Skill Question and mechanic satisfying section 14(5) of the Gambling Act 2005 for the actual audience and prize value; the solicitor must review the specific question set and the pre-launch evidence of its difficulty before any competition is launched.